Hystrosalpingography

Hystrosalpingography
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Hystrosalpingography, a diagnostic procedure, is used to evaluate infertility causes, uterine anomalies, and tubal patency post-surgery. It involves injecting contrast dye into the uterus and fallopian tubes. The timing of the procedure is crucial to ensure clear imaging. Irregular uterine bleeding and contraindications such as pregnancy, infection, and sensitivity to contrast media should be noted. Possible complications include pain, infection, hemorrhage, and allergic reactions.

  • Hystrosalpingography
  • Infertility
  • Timing
  • Complications
  • Contraindications

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  1. Hystrosalpingography

  2. Indications 1.Infertility : tubal obstruction , congenital uterine anomalies . 2.After tubal surgery: patency and configuration of F.T. 3.Recurrent abortion : cervical canal , congenital anomalies , fibroids.

  3. Indications 1. Abnormal uterine bleeding : fibroids , endometrial polyps, adenomyosis, uterine adhesions. 2. Post caesarian section : assess integrity of uterine scar. 3. Intervention : tubal recanalization .

  4. Timing Day 4-7 Why? Blood has cleared from uterus. o Isthmus is most distensible. o Fallopian tubes are more readily filled. o Endometrium is not thick.

  5. Irregular uterine bleeding BLOOD CLOTS MAY MIMIC INTRAUTERINE LESIONS DO NOT USE OIL SOLUBLE CONTRAST MEDIUM

  6. Contraindications 1.Pregnancy. 2.Pelvic infection 3.Immediate pre and post menstrual phases. (Extravasations). 4.Sensitivity to contrast media.

  7. Complications 1.Pain: normally transit lower abdominal discomfort. 2.Pelvic infection 3.Hemorrhage . 4.Allergic ,vasovagal attach. 5.Venous intravasation.

  8. HSG ANTIBIOTICS: ANTIBIOTICS: +ve history of PID and SBE +ve history of PID and SBE (Doxycycline 100 mg/twice daily two days before procedure) (200mg immediately after procedure followed by 100mg/twice daily for 5 days)

  9. CONTRAST MEDIA WATER SOLUBLE Less density Better for FT visualization Immediate smear Disappear within one hour (except tubal block) Less complication No therapy effect.

  10. CONTRAST MEDIA OIL SOLUBLE More density Better uterine visualization Delayed smear Disappearance is delayed More complications Has a therapy effect.

  11. HSG It is best performed in the first half of the menstrual cycle. Venous intravasations has no clinical significance. Pethidine is not suitable analgesia for any discomfort during the examination because it tubal spasm.

  12. TECHNIQUE TECHNIQUE Ask the patient to evacuate her bladder. Patient lies in lithotomy position and try to elevate her buttocks. Lubricate speculum. Insert it closed; then rotate; then open it.

  13. TECHNIQUE TECHNIQUE Sterilize vagina. Grasp anterior lip with vulsellum forceps (avoid 3&9 o clock: highly vascular) Insert cannula inside the cervical canal. Inject contrast material.

  14. HSG UTERINE CAVITY THE CAVITY IS TRIANGULAR IN SHAPE WALLS ARE REGULAR AND CONCAVE FUNDUS MAY BE CONVEX LENGTH AND INTERCORN. DIST. ARE ABOUT 35MM

  15. Fallopian Tube ABOUT 7-14 CM LONG DEVIDED INTO: INTERSTITIAL ISTHMIC AMPULLARY INFUNDIBULAR FIMBRIAL

  16. Fallopian Tube Longitudinal mucosal folds indicate a healthy mucosa

  17. hydrosalpinxHydroslpinx

  18. Hydroslpinx

  19. COBBLESTONE MUCOSA

  20. LONGITUDINAL BANDS

  21. Pelvic adhesions Pelvic adhesions CONTRAST LOCULATION Vertical tube orientation Fixed uterine position

  22. CONTRAST LOCULATION

  23. Vertical tube orientation

  24. PITFALSS PITFALSS AIR BUBBLES REMOVE AIR BUBBLES FROM CANNULA ADDITIONAL CONTRAST INJECTION CHANGE PATIENT POSITION

  25. PITFALSS PITFALSS VENOUS INTRAVASATION FORCEFUL INJECTION AGAINST BLOCKED TUBES VERY DANGEROUS IF WE USE OIL SOL. CONTRAST

  26. Thank You

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